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Exam 4: Ch 26 Reproductive System Flashcards

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Primary sex organs (Gonads) functions

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Both produce gametes and secrete sex hormones
Males: testes
females: ovaries

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Secondary sex Organs in females

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uterine tubes, uterus, and vagina

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secondary sex organs in males

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spermatic duct system: (epididymis, ductus deferens, ejaculatory duct, and urethra)
accessory sex glands: ( seminal vesicles, prostate, and bulbourethral glands)

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What classifies a secondary sex organ

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any organ required for reproduction besides the primary sex organs

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What are testes

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primary sex organ that secretes testosterone and is the site of spermatogenesis

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Where do testes develop

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abdominal cavity

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When do testes descend into scrotum

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2 months before birth

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What is the scrotum

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external pouch, divided into left and right pouches by median septum which helps prevent infection

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What divides the right and left compartments of the scrotum

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median septum

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Perineal raphe

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external seam which marks the median septum

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Spermatic cord

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nerves, blood and lymphatic vessels, fibrous connective tissue, and ductus deferens

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What pulls the testes closer to body when cold

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Cremaster muscle and Dartos muscle

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What muscle contracts to pull the testes closer and is continuous with the internal oblique

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Cremaster muscle

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What muscle contracts to pull the testes closer and wrinkles the scrotum

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Dartos muscle

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Testicular venous plexus that surrounds testicular artery and spermatic cord and acts as a counter-current heat exchange

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Pampiniform plexus

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Outpocket of peritoneum of testes and forms during descent of testes

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Tunica vaginalis

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Dense, white fibrous capsule deep to the tunica vaginalis and divides the testes into 200 to 300 lobules

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Tunica albuginea

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Thickened posterior region of this forms the mediastinum testis

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tunica albuginea

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site of spermatogenesis within the testes. 2 to 3 highly coiled seminiferous tubules located in each lobule

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Seminiferous tubules

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Short tubules that transport sperm from the seminiferous tubules to the efferent ducts. located in the mediastinum testis

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rate testes

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short tubules that transport sperm from the posterior surface of the testes to the epididymis. Epithelium contains ciliated cells

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Efferent ductules

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Located of the posterior surface of the testes. Sperm storage and maturation site. Defective sperm are absorbed here.

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Epididymis

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What are the regions of the epididymis

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3
Head, body, tail

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This organ functions in rapid sperm transport during ejaculation. Uses smooth muscle contractions

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Ductus deferens

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How long is the ductus deferens

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45 cm

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Ampulla

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dilated distal region of ductus deferens

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Formed by the union of the ductus deferens and seminal vesicle. functions in rapid sperm transport during ejaculation

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Ejaculatory duct

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What does the ejaculatory duct pass through and empty into

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passes through the prostate and empties into the urethra

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Length of urethra

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20 cm

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What is the role of the urethra

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rapid sperm transport during ejaculation

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What are the three regions of the urethra

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Prostatic, membranous, and spongy (penile)

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How is urine prevented during ejaculation

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contraction of the internal urethral sphincter

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32
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What are the characteristics and functions of accessory sex glands in males

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They add secretions to the male duct system and sperm do not pass through them

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33
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How much volume does seminal vesicles add to semen

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70%

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34
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What glands secrete to the ejaculatory duct

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seminal vesicles

35
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what glands secrete to the urethra

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prostate and bulbourethral glands

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largest gland in males

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prostate

37
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The prostate is a conglomeration of how many glands

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30 to 50

38
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What is semen and its function

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sperm and secretions of accessory glands. it prevents sperm from draining out of vagina. it liquifies in 20-30 minutes freeing the sperm

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sperm cell regions

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head - nucleus
midpiece - mitochondria
tail - flagellum

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What is the penis and its sizes

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Its the male copulatory organ.
Flaccid 3-4 inches
Erect 5-7 inches

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Internal region of penis

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root

42
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visible external region of penis

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shaft

43
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Expanded head at distal end. External urethral orifice at tip

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Glans penis

44
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Skin covering the glans penis

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Prepuce (foreskin)

45
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Blood sinuses that become engorged with blood during sexual excitement

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Erectile tissue

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two columns of erectile tissue located on dorsal side of the penis surrounded by tunica albuginea

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Corpora Cavernosa

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single column of erectile tissue located on ventral side of penis. Urethra passes through this tissue

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Corpus Spongiosum

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What happens during erection in males

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blood enters faster than it can leave
blood flow increases
erectile tissue fills with blood
pressure in C. cavernosa is higher than C. spongiosum

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Pressure is higher in what compared to what during erection

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pressure is higher in Corpora Cavernosa compared to Corpus Spongiosum

50
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What happens during ejaculation

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2 phases occur
1. Emission: muscle contractions in deferens move sperm from the tail of the epididymis into the urethra
2. contraction of bulbospongiosus muscle expels semen out of urethra

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Ovary

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primary sex organ for ova production and hormone secretion. located in ovarian fossa

52
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attaches lateral portion of the uterus to lateral walls of the pelvic cavity

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broad ligament

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double layer of peritoneum that folds over uterine tubes and ovaries covering them anteriorly and posteriorly

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broad ligament

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subdivisions of the broad ligament

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mesometrium, mesophalynx, and mesovarian

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attaches medial pole of ovary to the uterus

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ovarian ligament

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attaches lateral pole of ovary to the pelvic wall

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suspensory ligament

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peritoneal fold anchoring anterior margin of ovary to pelvic wall

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mesovarium

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germinal epithelium

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cuboidal epithelium covering surface of ovary

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connective tissue capsule deep to the germinal epithelium

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tunica albuginea

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Inner zone of fibrous connective tissue in ovary and contains blood vessels. lymphatic vessels, and nerves

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Ovarian medula

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Outer region of ovary containing ovarian follicles in various stages of development and is the connective tissue framework (stroma)

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Ovarian Cortex

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What is the Stroma

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connective tissue framework, Ovarian Cortex

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Ovum(egg) surrounded by follicular cells and secrete estrogen and progesterone

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Ovarian Follicle

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mature follicle. ruptures ovarian wall. Ovum released into pelvic cavity

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Graafian follicle

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What are uterine tubes and where are they

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Muscular tubes lined with ciliated cells and peg cells. They overhang and but do not connect to ovaries and are enclosed in the mesophalynx (upper broad ligament)

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What are peg cells for

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their secretion is nutrients for gametes

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Regions of the Uterine tubes

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  1. Infundibulum: Distal region that overhang the ovary. Equipped with fimbriae - finger like projections with ciliated cells
  2. Ampulla: fertilization occurs here
  3. Isthmus: narrow region that connects to the uterus
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Pear shaped organ and site of implantation of fertilized egg

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Uterus

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ligaments of the uterus and functions

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  1. mesometrium - part of broad ligament
  2. Uterosacral ligaments - attach posterior surface to sacrum
  3. round ligaments - extend from anterior surface through inguinal canal terminating in labia majora
  4. cardinal ligament - supports cervix and superior part of the vagina
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Regions of the Uterus

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Fundus: superior rounded region
Body: broad region; uterine tubes open here
Cervix: Inferior region that partially projects into the vagina

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Parts of the cervix

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Internal Os: superior opening
External Os: inferior opening
Cervical glands: secrete mucus: prevents microbes

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Layers of Uterine Wall

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  1. Endometrium: inner
  2. Myometrium: middle: smooth muscle
  3. Perimetrium: external: Serosa
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Zones of the Uterine Wall

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Functional Layer: implantation occurs here, the layer detaches and sloughs away during the menstrual cycle

Basal Layer: remains intact during menstrual cycle. proliferation off this layer regenerates the functional layer

74
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Serves as a receptable for the penis and as the birth canal

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vagina

75
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Where is the urethra in the vagina

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it is bound to the anterior wall

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Layers of vaginal wall

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Mucosa: inner ; lined by stratified squamous epithelium after puberty
Muscularis: 2 layers of smooth muscle
Adventitia: outer layer

77
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transverse ridges at the lower end of vagina

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Vaginal rugae

78
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inward mucosal folds forming membrane in vagina

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Hymen

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External female gentalia

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Vulva

80
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Occupies most of the perineum in females

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Vulva

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Skin with pubic hair covering a mound of adipose tissue above the pubic symphysis

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Mons pubis

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Large skin folds inferior to the mons pubis. Homologous to the scrotum

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Labia majora

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Small skin folds medial to the labia majora. Meet at anterior margin to form prepuce over clitoris.

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Labia minora

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Homologous to the penis. Pair of corpora cavernosa enclosed in connective tissue

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Clitoris

85
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Homologous to bulbourethral glands of male. located next to vagina. pea sized mucus glands

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Bartholin Glands

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Homologous to prostate. Mucus glands.

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Skene’s Glands

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